Radio buttons moving when spreadsheet is viewed on other systems
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I am using Office 2003 with service pack 2. I have created a for using excel. The form contains several radio buttons and check mark objects. When the for is viewed on other systems, some of the text in the objects are cut off. It seems that when the spreadsheet is viewed on other systems the column sizes are changing. So, the objects, both radio buttons and check marks, are resized. I have changed the format control to both "Move but don't size" and Don't move or size" the problem still exists. I have two questions: 1. Does anyone know why the columns get resized? and is there any way to prevent that? 2. Is there any way to stop objects from moving around and getting resized? Thank you in advance for your assistance. |
Radio buttons moving when spreadsheet is viewed on other systems
There's no macros running that changes the columnwidths, right?
There were a bunch of posts that complained about this happening in xl97--I don't recall seeing complaints with newer versions. Some posters say that upgrading to xl97SR2 helps. But others have said that it had no effect. If your users are not running xl97SR2, you may want to suggest it. Stryder wrote: Hello, I am using Office 2003 with service pack 2. I have created a for using excel. The form contains several radio buttons and check mark objects. When the for is viewed on other systems, some of the text in the objects are cut off. It seems that when the spreadsheet is viewed on other systems the column sizes are changing. So, the objects, both radio buttons and check marks, are resized. I have changed the format control to both "Move but don't size" and Don't move or size" the problem still exists. I have two questions: 1. Does anyone know why the columns get resized? and is there any way to prevent that? 2. Is there any way to stop objects from moving around and getting resized? Thank you in advance for your assistance. -- Dave Peterson |
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